Republican Party Dialogue on Prosperity and Tariffs During Lincoln Legacy
Wesley Jones speaks of unity for prosperity through a protective tariff, praising Lincoln and urging continued Republican power to advance home production, labor, and industry. He warns against Democratic policies and frames parties as essential in a republic.
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Jaliey
Congress
United States
Wesley Jones
State of Washington
Occasi
Republican Party
Townsend
Ple
Democratic Party
Michigan
Washington
Piness
Abraham Lincoln
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S
Cow Brings Big Returns for Woodland Holstein
H T Rising of Woodland township Barry county owns a four year old registered Holstein cow that produced 15,029 pounds of milk in the year with an average butter fat of 3.2 percent. Milk sales to a condensed mill yielded $227.36 after hauling costs. Mrs F L Convis of Ithaca visited Alma on Wednesday for errands and visits.
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H. T. Rising
Woodland Township
Barry County
Elwell News Items Mixed with Social Notes
A compilation from Elwell items shows Mrs. Ella Medler recovering from illness while John Freed photographed Townsend school on Monday. Totals include guests from Alma, visits by Howard Willard, and entertainment at M E church on the 22nd. Ice-cutting begins as a deep freeze solidifies water, with farm news and local society notes throughout.
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Ella Medler
John Freed
Townsend
Arthur Murphy
Alma
Howard Willard
Alona
Elwell
Blohm
Saginaw
M. EB
Jason Church
Samain
Hemassery
Seville Center News Socials and Local Notices
Seville Center brief notes list C C Wenders and Claude Whitford as business callers in Elwell and Alma. Several residents visit relatives. a Sunday gathering at A E Miller's home is noted. A box social at Dennis Welche's raises funds in cold weather. Alma High students Zelina Miller George Shong and Harry Covell visit home. Miss Weltha Mikesell teacher visits Mt Pleasant. Republican Banquet attendees include H M A E Alfred Edward Miller and B RK Hundy. D White, longtime resident, dies aged about 3 o clock Sunday morning. funeral planned at Center church Wednesday at 2 pm. survivors include wife two sons and three daughters.
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Harry Eldridge
Mary Taylor
Middleton
Will Weber
Lornia Samain
Alma
Ladies’ Aid Society
Handley
Will Bragg
Blanchard
Samain
Dan White
Seville Center
Theo
Greenhoe
Barney Ludwick
Flint
George Sandells
Indiana
Jim Corell
Homer Vanbuskirk
J. H. Vaughn
Vestaburg
Richard Vaughn
C. W. Curtis
Edmore
Hanley
Elwell
Pearl Mathewson
Francis Grant
Pugsley
Ralph Olmstead
C. C. Wenders
Claude Whitford
Willard Miller
A. E. Miller
Wim. Crum
Dennis Welche
Zelina Miller
George Shong
Harry Covell
Alma High School
Weltha Mikesell
Center School
Mt. Pleasant
H. M. A. E., Alfred and Edward Miller and B. RK. Hundy
A. Ei. Miller
Edward
J. B. Morgan
Henry Cobern
D. White
Center Church
White
Dean's Kidney Pills Proven to Help Alma Residents
Alma residents seek a dependable kidney remedy and testimony from Mrs. Joseph F. Sartors of Alma indicates relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rhodes' Drug Store. She describes back pain headaches dizziness and irregular kidney action improving to normal with continued use as a tonic.
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Alma
Dean
Alara
Joseph F. Sartors
Lincoln Ave
Mich
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Price Co Dealers
Price Co catalogs Dean's Kidney Pills at all dealers urging customers not to ask for a kidney remedy but to choose Dean's. The ad references Mrs. Sartors as a patient and notes Foster-Milburn Co as the manufacturer, Buffalo New York.
Southeast Coe Items and Local Happenings
Mrs Hale of near Fox Grove visited her daughter Lucy Brooks to assist with a sale. Church services reported three new members. Floyd Packes lost a work horse last Saturday from being kicked by its mate. John Yarnall visited sister Lisa Leonard and traveled to Richland Wisconsin to stay with his father at Jack Newbolt’s home. Uncle Saul Leonard received a letter from daughter Sarah Norton in Florida, noting happiness in the sunny south. String beans and tomatoes from three-quarters of an acre brought over seven hundred dollars.
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Hale
Near Fox Grove
Lucy Brooks
Floyd Packes
John Yarnall
Lisa Leonard
Richland
Wisconsin
Jack Newbolt
Saul Leonard
Sarah Norton
Florida
Elm Hall Social News Quietly Updates
Elm Hall reports Mrs Roy Lavay ill with sickness while Miss Greta Hoxie and Miss Cecile Ward are home recovering. Visitors include Mrs Alice Butcher in Alma, Mr and Mrs Lafayette Stevens of Grand Rapids, O M Blair and family from Ferris. The annual party occurred at Hicks hall and W R Hall with a fine time noted. Mabel Ranche ill with measles and A Noad attended a Sumner Center quarterly meeting. A Sag inaw Civil Service official checked mail routes Monday. Frank Croton visited Alma on Tuesday.
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Roy Lavay
Misa Greta Hoxie
Alice Butcher
Alma
Cecile Ward
Florian Hoxie
Ann Arbor
Sumner Hoxie
Owosso
Lafayette Stevens
Grand Rapids
Joby Hall
O. M. Blair
Ferris
John Hall
Hicks’ Hall
W. R Hall
Mabel Ranche
Civil Service Commission
Saginaw
Frank Croton
Threat of Coxey's Army Returns on May Day
A state press dispatch notes General Jacob S. Coxey vows to mobilize an army of 500,000 unemployed for a May 1 protest against factory shutdowns and unemployment poverty. Coxey led the Army of the Commonwealth to Washington in 1894 but rain and hardship dwindled his force. The piece also mentions Robert Edeson’s play Where the Trail Divides about a Sioux youth’s love for his foster sister.
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Jacob S. Coxey
Washington
Congress
Coxey
Robert Edeson
Landor
Order for Publication in Gratiot Probate Court
The Probate Court of Gratiot County Michigan orders publication for the estate of John Rose. F W Creaser petitions to admit a will to probate and appoint administration, with hearing set for March 1 at 10:00 AM. The judge is Lee Potts, Clerk of Probate.
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State of Michigan
Gratiot
Ithaca
Lee Potts
Igattihe
Trauter
John Rose
Creaser
F. W. Creaser
Village bazaar stock seeks land or city property exchange
A bazaar stock valued around 3000 located in a village of 1200 population, the only store of its kind there, offers exchange for land or city property. Also a hardware stock for sale or exchange for land in a thriving village. County seat city hotel of over 2000 population with easy terms for sale. Owner will trade 20 acre chicken and truck farm equity for a house and lot in Alma. A fine three story brick block offered for sale or exchange for land or city property.
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Alma
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Forest Hill
St. Louis
Shepherd
Broad
McCormick
John Deer
Ohio
Harrow
WM. S. Rerrick
Prop
J. D. Helman
Carl Bauchman
Seville Center News
Alma Sugar Co
Caple Place
T. J. Stickrod
J.D. Helnan
Fred Rowland
A Noad
Sumner Center
Decatur Coleman
Sharrar & Moore
Charrie & Core
Clara Carter
Park Lake
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